Aeson Power demonstrated sodium-ion technology across residential energy storage, commercial and industrial systems, and automotive starting applications at All Energy Australia 2026 in Melbourne. The company showcased an APSI2500-based residential battery system with flexible capacity configurations, the liquid-cooled HaloDyne Na 120/119 system for commercial and industrial use, and the NaForce sodium-ion starter-battery series. Aeson Power said the HaloDyne system’s 1C charge and discharge rate can deliver up to twice the rated power of a comparable 0.5C system with the same battery capacity. The company said its products attracted strong interest and industry discussions throughout the exhibition.